Visconti Van Gogh Flowering Plume Orchard
Flowering plum orchard is the second oil painting selected by Visconti from Van Gogh's Japanese series. The artist created this painting in 1887 inspired by a Japanese print by Hiroshige, entitled Plum Garden in Kameido.
The ancient plum tree that was the subject of the original print had the poetic nickname of "plum tree of the sleeping dragon" Van Gogh accurately reproduced the composition with more intense colors, replacing the black and gray of Hiroshige's trunk with red and blue tones He also added the two orange borders with Japanese characters for a more decorative and exotic effect.
The Visconti  Flowering plum orchard  pen is made with yellow gold-plated finishes that add light to the red, green and brown acrylic resin.
 The fountain pen kit comes with a new red ink called Flowering Plum Orchard." All three versions are accompanied by a bookmark showing a detail of the painting.